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Littler Bolsters Labor Practice Group with the Return of Barbara Russell as a Shareholder in San Francisco

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By Barbara Russell, Jen Klein
| Littler
SAN FRANCISCO (November 3, 2025) – Littler, the world’s largest labor and employment law practice representing management, today announced the return of Barbara Russell as a shareholder in its San Francisco office. She joins Littler’s premier Labor Practice Group as the latest former in-house executive to bring firsthand corporate perspective to the firm’s growing labor practice.
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LETTER: Sidney under no obligation to fly the U.S. flag

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By Barbara Russell
| Sidney, Peninsula News Review Verified
This is a follow-up to Alexis Thuillier’s letter about some councillors voting to fly the U.S. flag in Sidney. Coun. Sara Duncan’s speech on why Sidney should fly the U.S. flag (hear it for yourself on a recording of a council meeting) sounded brilliant until you realize the nonsense she was using as accurate information. It seems Ms. Duncan thinks politicians arrive at their jobs by magic. No councillor, you and Donald Trump had to be voted in, and believe it or not, you can be voted out.
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Morning’s Hush - AQHA

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By Barbara Russell
| The American Quarter Horse Journal
By Barbara W. Russell I was impatient during the final days of my mare’s pregnancy. This was her first foal and my expectations were high. Although I was restless, she remained calm, as though nature’s internal machinery gave her peace. Finally, as the sun was setting one bright Wednesday, the mare went down, restless now with discomfort and anticipation. I watched, and wondered, and my anticipation matched hers.
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